HtmlWebpackPlugin version 5.3.0 arrives shortly after version 5.2.0, offering subtle but important updates for developers leveraging this tool to simplify HTML file creation within webpack workflows. Both versions share the core functionality of streamlining webpack bundle integration into HTML, aiming to automate tasks and reduce manual configuration. The dependency footprints remain largely similar, with both versions relying on Lodash, Tapable, PrettyError, and Html-minifier-terser. However, a notable distinction lies in the updated dependencies.
While the underlying development dependencies remain largely consistent, there is a difference in the defined dependecies of the package.
Developers already using HtmlWebpackPlugin will find the upgrade to 5.3.0 straightforward, While the changes are not drastic, they contribute to a more refined and efficient build process. Before upgrading, it's always best practice to review the specific use case within a project to ensure seamless compatibility and benefit from any potential performance improvements.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 5.3.0 of the package html-webpack-plugin